Dog Fights : Ippo vs. Leopard
There is a new pup on the scene, and he’s a boxer! Ippo is small, fast, and those gloves of his pack a punch! They start off light, both of the dogs taking the time to feel each other out. Feeling how strong the pup’s guard is. Seeing how quick the other dog ducks under jobs… weaves out of the way of some heavy-handed hooks… Working up that sweat nice and slow in the first round.
The 2nd round, the bigger dog goes on the offensive. More of those gloves startling to land against the smaller pup. He can pick his shots. A few hard hits, the green dog’s long arms helping to find openings. Pushing forward with a jab that landed right on Ippo’s muzzle tip before stepping in, letting body shots sing on the dog’s ribs. A few hooks to knock around Ippo’s guard to make him more winded. More tired…
Though, Ippo doesn’t just roll over! The dog catches Leopard with a few hard shots himself. A hook cuts across the pup’s jawline, making him turn sharply when that glove slammed into his muzzle! He fires back, returning the favor as he knocks a little spit from Ippo’s wit with a hook of his own!
The breaks between rounds are hot. Both dogs panting. Taking a little time to enjoy each other’s sweat. Scent. Sounds. Hard muscles. Looking over those bruises they were nice enough to leave on the other’s body in the middle of their leathery battle. Low rumbles when they come in and share in that bond of sportsmanship and growling camaraderie.
Those later around wear heavy on the smaller dog. Leopard is bigger. Stronger. Faster. Can take more. And he starts to toss his weight around. Those hard shots on the big dog weren’t having as much an effect on the pup’s performance. But the smaller dog was panting hard, Ippo clinching more… to which Leopard finds a way to weave hard shots up into that gut of the puppy. You’d a feel him wheeze in pain when the Leopard sends those body wrenching uppercuts to rattle Ippo’s insides. More and more body shots… more and more those arms of Ippo drop lower and lower…
And that’s when Lepoard starts to play with his prey. Knocking those arms around. Jabbing at the muzzle of the dog. Punishing shots to those ribs. Hooks that knock Ippo from side to side. Body blows that rise the pup up onto his toes… Even holding him up, not letting that pup fall from the punches as he drives shot after shot at that sore jawline….that hard, slim body…
Let’s see if the smaller dog can survive Leopard…before he’s knocked down too many times.
